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. 2022 Jun 27;10(7):1199. doi: 10.3390/healthcare10071199

Table 2.

Factors associated with insomnia in simple regression analysis.

Characteristics Insomnia
Simple Regression
PR 95% CI p *
Age (years) 0.99 0.97–1.00 0.146
Sex
              Female Ref.
              Male 0.95 0.49–1.84 0.877
Single
              No Ref.
              Yes 1.43 0.97–2.09 0.068
Religion
              None Ref.
              Catholic 1.16 0.72–1.86 0.547
              Non-Catholic 1.42 0.82–2.47 0.21
Parenting 0.72 0.49–1.04 0.08
Alcoholism 1.31 0.92–1.87 0.138
Smoking 1.86 1.09–3.19 0.023
Comorbidities
              Hypertension 1.26 0.79–2.00 0.319
              Diabetes 1.6 0.72–3.56 0.247
Body mass index
              Underweight/Normal Ref.
              Overweight 0.77 0.54–1.09 0.14
              Obesity 1.07 0.61–1.89 0.81
Personal history of mental health
              No Ref.
              Yes 3.19 1.95–5.23 <0.001
Family history of mental health
              No Ref.
              Yes 1.23 0.64–2.35 0.529
Confidence in government to handle the pandemic
              Yes Ref.
              No 1.17 0.86–1.58 0.312
Working time
              1 to 6 months Ref.
              7 to 12 months 1.63 1.03–2.55 0.035
              13 to 18 months 1.74 1.15–2.64 0.009
              19 months or more 0.78 0.49–1.25 0.304
Food insecurity
              No Ref.
              Yes 1.44 1.06–1.96 0.019
Physical activity
              Low Ref.
              Moderate 0.6 0.29–1.21 0.151
              High 0.63 0.43–0.92 0.017
Eating behavior disorder
              No Ref.
              Yes 2.18 1.55–3.07 <0.001
Fear of COVID-19
              No Ref.
              Yes 3.36 2.50–4.50 <0.001
Resilience
              Low Ref.
              High 0.48 0.34–0.69 <0.001

* p-values obtained with generalized linear models, Poisson family, log-link function, and robust variance. Significant p-values are highlighted in bold.